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Robert Crais - L.A. Requiem Michael Connelly - The Poet Jeffery Deaver - The Empty Chair Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child - Mount Dragon

I read 100 pages then quit. I think I might try to pick it up down the road.

For fantasy try Steven Erikson's Malazon Book of the Fallen. I've only read the first book and it's quite good. Just so many books I wanna read and not enough time.

Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter by Seth Grahame-Green Blood Oath by Christopher Farnsworth

Please go on and on and on with your list...;) Of the list the only one I've read is James Patterson. I've heard a lot about Jane E and Kathy R though. Welcome to the forum.

The Hobbit is his greatest work. I'll never get tired of Tolkien and will re-read it time after time.

Big Connelly fan here. I'm trying to catch up after reading Echo Park, The Overlook and The Poet. I'm on City of Bones right now.

He is one of my favorite author and there are a few that I haven't read from it which is Wish You Well, Christmas Train and Last Man Standing. I've read the rest and have to say that The Winner was my favorite. Camel Club, Simple Truth and Stone Cold are also good.

Welcome and glad to have you part of the forum.

I liked this book and you can really see that Connelly has gotten better as a writer compared to his two earlier works.

I agree with this. Some books I read felt like they are written by fourth graders (no offence).

I have the paper back edition and don't know which edition it is. I have to say these books are one of my favorite of all time. I have to say that IMHO, The Hobbit is the best book by Mr. Tolkien.

Warren Fahy - Fragment

I've never read any of his work so which book to you recommend I start with?

Michael Connelly's A Darkness More than Night - It reunites three of Connelly's characters in Harry Bosch, Terry McCaleb and Jack McEvoy. I though it was so and so. I wanted more interaction between all three. Now on to my next Harry Bosch book.:stars3:

Thanks for the tip. I've always been curious about Lee Child. I kinda want it to be realistic for me to like the book. Do you guys know anything about Harlan Coben or Daniel Silva?

I would say finishing one because when I start one I'll get to around 100 to 150 pages if they are boring and slow then I'll usually start another book.

I'm on a Michael Connelly phase right now and will get to this eventually. I'm on Darkness right now though. I'm glad to hear it though because The Poet was a great book.

Romina Wilcox's Cold Eyes is good. Daniel Suarez's Daemon has been getting good reviews though I haven't read it yet.

I agree. I love how it all came together. His best book by far for me.